Resolve stash conflict in psx_lobby_client by keeping getpeername-based
relay rewrite with the RFC1918-aware path, and land pending rollback
hookup/runtime changes.
Relative bios.cfg / settings picks like bios/SCPH1001.BIN broke after
rebuild when cwd was build/; launcher verify also ignored exe-anchored
resolve. Absolutize sidecars, hydrate from bios.cfg, and resolve in
ae_bios_verify.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Keep local codegen/FMV cutover/zlib host work while taking upstream
tests, FPS telemetry, and mod-provider wiring.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
SDL_main.h is a single-header implementation in SDL3. Include it only from the translation unit that owns main so MinGW emits one WinMain instead of one per SDL-using source.
Extract the useful diagnostic from PR #13 into an opt-in, title-agnostic boot
write-range trace with TCP-queryable context.
Co-authored-by: NyperYuhgard <93950153+NyperYuhgard@users.noreply.github.com>
PSXRECOMP_ALLOW_NO_BIOS links an empty backend registry so CI can ship a
launcher without OpenBIOS/SCPH1001 generated C. First-run generate emits
BIOS backends on the user's machine.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Only re-arm depth24 cutover blank on long MDEC idle (not every ~15fps
decode gap), and bring back SSE2/NEON IDCT hot paths lost from the dirty tree.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Call the game codegen host after BIOS/disc checks so missing generated/
opens Generate & rebuild, and handle relaunch after a successful rebuild.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
This fix is due to games like Tekken 1, which contains multiple discs (multiple .bin files). The problem was that the current code caused the music to repeat several times without counting each second and never allowed the music to continue, both in menus and during gameplay, and also when we paused the game, this repetition continued and did not stop...
(I would appreciate it if you could review and analyze the code. My intention is to keep it updated and improve it over time.)
This is my current possible fix:
`cdda_playing` -> "Is the music already playing?" If the game sends a "Play" command, but the music is paused, we allow the command to pass normally so that the music starts.
`requested_track == 0` -> "Does the game want to play the same track?" When Tekken 1 enters "spam" mode, it sends the pure "Play" command (0x03), without specifying a new track (which in the engine code translates to `requested_track = 0`). If you request track 4, we will allow the command to pass. Since it asks for "0", we know it's just redundancy for a song that's already playing.
`iso_handle` -> "Is there a CD inserted?" This ensures the engine doesn't try to check for phantom tracks and won't crash if there's no .cue file loaded. `iso_track_count(iso_handle) > 1` -> "Does the CD have audio tracks?" The PlayStation game format dictates that Track 1 always contains the game data. If the CD has more than one track, it means it has audio tracks (CDDA).
Alex Vanderveen